Reality is what makes things happen. Even imaginary things make real things happen.

“Such is your luck, such are you called to see, and let it come rough or smooth, you must surely bear it.”
— Nat Turner

Once you become adept at remembering dreams, you start to have dreams in which you go to places you’ve never been, meet conversants you’ve never before encountered, and receive messages that are unexpected. The longer the dream you remember, the more coherent it becomes.

As a person trained in the hard sciences, I have no trouble accepting things that are completely strange. You might think people who are practiced in the hard sciences are rigid, but a good scientist accepts everything at face value, and then tries to make something of it. In fact, a great scientist lives in a world where the most important things make no sense.

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